static

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video walks you through two routing concepts on Palo Alto firewall; static route and Virtual Router. We will look at different use-cases of static route and how we can add a little intelligence to it with Path Monitoring. We will configure Virtual Router to separate guest routing table from production to provide different internet exit path, and enable inter-VR routing to allow some exception traffic to get to corporate resource.

The video walks you through two routing concepts on Palo Alto firewall; static route and Virtual Router. We will look at different use-cases of static route and how we can add a little intelligence to it with Path Monitoring. We will configure Virtual Router to separate guest routing table from production to provide different internet exit path, and enable inter-VR routing to allow some exception traffic to get to corporate resource.